Some Job for General Dawes
Special correspondent Robert T. Small reports in Washington that Vice President Dawes faces a tough clash with the Senate over reform. The piece notes Dawes anger and the Senate’s six year terms, predicting a long, hard battle and possible resignation as pressure mounts.
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Poles Ready to Fight Germany Over Frontier Revisions
Warsaw reports intense Polish official reaction to Germany's peace price tied to revising the eastern frontier. Gazeta Warszawska asserts any German move to shrink Polish territory will trigger war, as about 30 million Poles reject new partitions.
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Private game club planned in Kern county venture
Los Angeles March 6 AP promoters of a 50 000 acre hunting reserve in Kern County filed an amended application with the state corporation commission to sell 4 000 000 dollars in memberships. The Pacific Coast Sportsmen's club seeks funds for land animals and equipment to stock and fence the reserve. Projections show a buffalo herd rising to 5300 in seven years and deer descendants exceeding 4500, with 10 000 pheasants by 200 000 eggs annually to prevent extinction.
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Newlyweds Enter Into Contract to Avoid Criticism
Elsie Bartlett and Joseph Schildkraut, newly married stars in Houses of Sand, signed a five year legal contract agreeing not to criticize each other. The plan, proposed by Bartlett and adopted by Schildkraut, aims to keep domestic harmony despite on and off stage tensions.
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First brick house in America built in 1983 in Med ord
Historians cite an 1983 construction by Governor Craddock at Med ord Mags as the first brick house in the nation. The claim ties the project to the governor and the Med ord Magads region.
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Shipping Moves In The Cut Of New York
The passage notes New York harbor handles more shipping than all other US ports combined and implies sailors feared poisonings but felt capable of warding off death.
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Baseball News From Spring Training Camps
Reports from major league camps on Mar 6 describe roster cuts in Chicago and San Francisco, with Clyde Rentfro and John Turnng dropped by the White Sox. Cardinals in Stockton, and Washington and New York camps report key players shaping rosters, while other clubs in Florida and California outline early workouts and signings.
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Old Timers Lobby for Gambling Measure in Nevada
A cohort of aging professional gamblers arrives in Carson City to push a bill legalizing wide open gambling, with a $1,000 license per table and all revenue to the state treasury. The veterans travel from Goldfield Tonopah Reno and other towns hoping for a legislative comeback after 15 years.
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Tigers announce contracts as Manush still unsigned
Detroit report says Earl iehill and Kenneth Holloway are under contract while Heinie Manush remains unsettled. John McGraw resigns as Orange Blossom festival king, passing the throne to Jack Bentley amid the Saraso ta event.
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Seven Idaho teams to vie for state scholastic title at Moscow
Seven Idaho high school basketball teams will compete for the Idaho Inter scholastic championship at the University of Idaho March 12 to 14. The Moscow high school five joins six district qualifiers in a double elimination tourney with games March 12 to 14 and at Boise the sectional tourney features Caldwell Boise Nampa Parma Mountain Home Weiser Payette and Emmett. Caldwell enters as a strong contender with 11 victories in 13 starts.
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Contender Emerges in State Title Race
A probable representative from the region gains momentum as a strong state title contender. Early signals point to a rising contender with potential to challenge for the crown in upcoming events.
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